John Summit

Tech House

HEADLINER

John Summit is the clearest example of how a modern house artist can come out of the underground pipeline and still become a massive mainstream force without fully losing the dancefloor DNA. At his core, his sound is rooted in Chicago house and tech house, but what really made him explode was how well he translated that into huge, emotionally charged records that work just as hard at festivals as they do in clubs. He has a real instinct for big hooks, tension-building breakdowns, and those hands-in-the-air payoff moments, but unlike a lot of crossover acts, his music still feels connected to actual club culture rather than just EDM spectacle. A big part of what makes him so relevant is his versatility as a DJ. One night he is playing major hits and big singalong moments on a huge festival stage, another he is leaning into deeper, more underground house for a Burning Man-style crowd, and another he is going heavier and bassier for a place like Red Rocks. Between his sets, his online presence, and Experts Only, he has built a full world around his taste and energy. Whether you love him or think he represents the more commercial side of where house has gone, he is undeniably one of the defining dance artists of this era and one of the few names right now with true crossover pull across club kids, festival crowds, and casual fans.

Prospa

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House

Prospa is a Leeds-born DJ/producer duo, Harvey Blumler and Gosha Smith, who have brought a fresh energy to modern rave culture. Emerging in 2017 with their debut *Machines* EP and breakout single “Prayer,” they now blend breakbeat rhythms, acid-tinged synths, and house grooves into euphoric festival and club sets. Their house and techno performance at Sound nightclub in Los Angeles captures their tight transitions and rave-forward storytelling. With appearances at Glastonbury, Lovebox, Ibiza residencies, and their own Rave Science label, Prospa stands out as both a musical innovator and a cutting-edge force in UK rave revival.

Taiki Nulight

UK Garage

Taiki Nulight, originally from Mongolia and now based in the UK, is a bass‑house maestro whose sound fuses UK garage, dubstep, and house into a uniquely gritty and melodic hybrid. He’s earned early support from tastemakers like Pete Tong, Annie Mac, and Mistajam on BBC Radio 1 and has remixed for names like Nero, Hamdi, Netsky, and Zeds Dead. His “UKF Invites” live set in London captures his dynamic mixing and crowd‑driven energy. Still building momentum, he’s one of the UK scene’s most inventive rising stars.

LYNY

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Bass

Based in Chicago, producer and DJ Alec Leinhauser operates as LYNY, crafting a distinct style of bass music heavily influenced by hip hop, trap, and R&B. His sound balances heavy low end frequencies and aggressive drums with arpeggiated melodies and recognizable vocal chops. He gained significant traction with standout tracks like 'Noxious' and his Destiny's Child flip 'Jump Bros,' eventually releasing his 2023 EP 'The Familiar' on the Memory Palace imprint. LYNY has collaborated with artists such as Eptic, Hamdi, and Skepta, while earning support from labels like Sable Valley and Lucid Monday. A regular on the North American festival circuit, he has performed at Lost Lands and Bonnaroo, and he recently embarked on his 2025 headline tour in support of his debut album 'Noise To Dance To'.

OMRI.

Tech House

OMRI. is a DJ and producer from Tel Aviv, Israel, and a central figure in the city's house scene, where he founded the NEKOODOT party series. His productions move through psychedelic, funky and forward-thinking house, released on respected imprints including Mobilee, Disco Halal, Crosstown Rebels, Rumors and Rebellion. He is a regular at international hubs such as Club Space Miami and Hi Ibiza, and shares programming lineage with artists like Jamie Jones, Damian Lazarus and Black Coffee. His sets favor hypnotic grooves, warm melodies and a deep, late-night flow that bridges melodic and organic house with tech-house drive. OMRI. brings that global club sensibility to Experts Only Festival.

Rohaan

Drum & Bass

Rohaan is a producer and DJ from York, United Kingdom, who has risen through the bass music scene with a sound spanning drum and bass, halftime and experimental bass. His productions pair airy vocal chops and intricate percussion with warm, weighty low end, released on labels including Hospital, VISION, Sable Valley, Deadbeats and UKF. His debut album Bleach drew wide acclaim, earning UKF Artist of the Year and Album of the Year recognition alongside airplay on BBC Radio 1 and Radio 1Xtra. On stage he moves fluidly between released and unreleased material, delivering high-energy, genre-blurring sets.

Jackie Hollander

House

Jackie Hollander is a San Francisco–born DJ and producer now rooted in LA, known for melodic house sets that blend euphoric breakdowns with intimate, tech‑driven peaks. She gained recognition through her breakout release “The Life” on Insomniac’s IN/ROTATION and has since performed at festivals like EDC Las Vegas and Outside Lands. Her live set from EDC 2025 (Stereo Bloom stage) features polished transitions, emotive synth lines, and vocal flourishes that reflect her signature lyrical energy. She is a rising female‑dj voice with crossover appeal and consistent festival momentum.

Airrica

House

Los Angeles-based DJ/producer Airrica blends sleek house and tech-house with psychedelic edges and vocal-led hooks. Breaking out with releases on Crosstown Rebels and Diplo’s Higher Ground, she’s since landed on Black Book Records and Insomniac’s Factory 93 with peak-time weapons like “Fight Club” and “Can’t Stop.” A busy touring schedule has followed, Cercle Festival, Time Warp, Awakenings, Hï Ibiza, and Club Space, alongside support slots with Damian Lazarus, Black Coffee, Solomun, and Chris Lake. Expect high-energy, groove-forward sets that swing from acid-kissed rollers to euphoric, vocal moments without losing the dancefloor.

Soraya

Indie Dance

Based in California, Soraya is a Filipino American DJ and producer who has emerged as a central figure in the West Coast indie dance scene. Her sound blends underground club aesthetics with euphoric, late-night energy, often weaving together indie dance, house, and techno. She gained significant traction with her debut track Brain Delay on the Maccabi House imprint, followed by her Realm Records release Danse de L'amour. Her performances have spanned major venues and festivals including Academy LA, Sound Nightclub, and FNGRS CRSSD. Soraya stands out for her ability to craft genre-defying sets that maintain a driving, hypnotic pulse while remaining deeply connected to the underground.

Gabss

Tech House

Hailing from Brazil, Gabss is a tech house and indie dance DJ and producer who initially began his career crafting hip hop beats before transitioning to the electronic music circuit. His sound merges hypnotic, emotional melodies with propulsive club grooves, earning him early and consistent support from industry heavyweights like Vintage Culture, Lee Foss, and Max Styler. Gabss has built a robust discography with signature releases such as his 2026 Beatport number one collaboration with Vintage Culture, "Lost," his 2025 track "So Hot" alongside Lee Foss on Repopulate Mars, and his 2026 single "Vibrate" on Club Sweat. He also heads his own imprint, No Disco, while securing additional releases on prominent labels like STMPD RCRDS and Maccabi House. On the live front, he regularly tours across South America and the United States, performing at notable venues like Sunbar in Tempe, Arizona, and hosting his own conceptual DNA Art Car events in his home country. By bridging the gap between underground indie dance atmospheres and mainstage tech house energy, Gabss continues to cement his position as a highly adaptable and consistent force in the modern club landscape.

Madi (IT)

Indie Dance

MADI (IT) is a Rome-based DJ and producer whose sound navigates the intersections of indie dance, dark disco, and tech house. Emerging with a steady stream of releases, she has built her catalog with tracks like "Big Mouth" on ATLANT and "Who Got You?" on Kinetika Music in 2025. Her production style often blends melodic elements with driving tech-house rhythms, showcased on additional singles such as "Everybody" and "Dance" via Descending Order. In 2026, she expanded her live presence by securing a spot on the lineup for John Summit's Experts Only Festival at Randall's Island Park in New York City. Her steady output and recent festival placements position her as a reliable new voice in the European indie dance circuit.

Stello

Progressive

Stello is a rising star in the NYC music scene, known for his deep, melodic and progressive house and techno sound. He draws inspiration from a variety of artists including Cristoph, Camelphat, Eric Prydz, Tinlicker, Nora en Pure, Rufus Du Sol and Kaskade. Stello's mix series "Far From It" has amassed over 250K plays, showcasing his unique taste, original productions and remixes. Stello also hosts a monthly event, Taking You Higher, at different venues across NYC to showcase upcoming artists in the genre. With his ability to keep the crowd moving, while still exploring new sounds, Stello is quickly making a name for himself in the electronic music world.

RSUN

Dubstep

Carson Glover, known as rSUN, is a DJ and producer hailing from Richmond, Virginia. His sound initially explored future bass and bouncy trap rhythms, evolving into a heavier, more enigmatic style characterized by hard-hitting dubstep and intricate synth work. rSUN has garnered support from artists like Of The Trees and Zeds Dead, performing at festivals such as Moonrise, Big Dub, and Electric Forest. In March 2025, he released his debut EP, "Entropy," on Memory Palace Records, showcasing his multi-genre approach to bass music. His aesthetic blends vibrant and aggressive elements, often accompanied by self-produced visuals for his tracks.